The Enders-Weller-Robbins method directly helped the creation of this item, which took place in collaboration with Thomas Francis at the University of Pittsburgh. Albert Sabin modified it into an oral form, which is given as three initial doses and a booster. Research on thi
The Enders-Weller-Robbins method directly helped the creation of this item, which took place in collaboration with Thomas Francis at the University of Pittsburgh. Albert Sabin modified it into an oral form, which is given as three initial doses and a booster. Research on this item was funded by the March of Dimes, which sought to end the childhood disease that struck Franklin Roosevelt. For 10 points, identify this medical breakthrough, discovered in 1954 by Jonas Salk, which has since wiped out a once-epidemic, paralysis-causing infection.
The Enders-Weller-Robbins method directly helped the creation of this item, which took place in collaboration with Thomas Francis at the University of Pittsburgh.
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